MAC AMCA EXAM 2024
Ethics is... - (answers)Conforming to moral standards of the right behavior or rule
of conduct.
The main purpose of PPE is to: - (answers)Provide employees a barrier against
infection.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration): - (answers)the law that
protects you from exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other bodily fluids in the
workplace.
Basal State: - (answers)When the body has had adequate rest and no food for at
least 12 hours.
Quantitative test is one that: - (answers)Tests for the presence and amount of
substance in sample.
A patient arrives at urgent care complaining of nausea. as you begin the assessment
she vomits bright red blood. What PPE would be most appropriate in this
circumstance? - (answers)gown, booties and gloves
utility gloves - (answers)could be reused if properly washed
The Privacy Rule gives patients the right to - (answers)Access their medical record
Fowler's position is the: - (answers)best position to place patient who is
experiencing shortness of breath.
What type of unprofessional conduct could result in a revocation of a physician's
license? - (answers)inappropriate contact with a patient
Smallest structural unit of the nervous system: - (answers)neuron
Part of the heart that pumps oxygenated blood out of the heart, to the body: -
(answers)left ventricle
, Organ - (answers)A structure in the body that is composed of different kinds of
tissue
Muscles that act on knee joint exhibit 2 actions: - (answers)flexion and extension
Co insurance is calculated based on - (answers)% of charge
You are working as a medical intake at an urgent care center. Three patients walk
in at 9am with various illnesses, you need to decide who will be seen first. What
process will you use to determine the order in which the patients will be seen? -
(answers)Triage
Revealing information about a patient without consent unless otherwise required
by law is called: - (answers)Breach of Contract
MSDS information includes - (answers)general and emergency information
Federal government sponsored healthcare insurance for those who are over 65 is
known as: - (answers)medicare
Demerol 75mg, IM every 4hours, as needed for severe pain, is what type of
medication order? - (answers)PRN
Unit in a hospital run by physicians and experts in musculoskeletal diseases in
bones, muscles, joints and tendons. - (answers)Rheumatology
All pathogens are - (answers)microbes that can cause disease
The most appropriate way for all employees to understand their role in regarding
emergencies. - (answers)Office should have a written plan of response for all
employees to follow.
Under HIPAA, who may access the patient medical record? - (answers)Only
healthcare providers directly involved with the patients care.
During a patient interview, your patient tells you that she drinks alcohol four or
five times per week, this information should be documented in: - (answers)Social
History
"Does the pain leave and return throughout the day?" is an example of a: -
(answers)Closed Ended Question
Ethics is... - (answers)Conforming to moral standards of the right behavior or rule
of conduct.
The main purpose of PPE is to: - (answers)Provide employees a barrier against
infection.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration): - (answers)the law that
protects you from exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other bodily fluids in the
workplace.
Basal State: - (answers)When the body has had adequate rest and no food for at
least 12 hours.
Quantitative test is one that: - (answers)Tests for the presence and amount of
substance in sample.
A patient arrives at urgent care complaining of nausea. as you begin the assessment
she vomits bright red blood. What PPE would be most appropriate in this
circumstance? - (answers)gown, booties and gloves
utility gloves - (answers)could be reused if properly washed
The Privacy Rule gives patients the right to - (answers)Access their medical record
Fowler's position is the: - (answers)best position to place patient who is
experiencing shortness of breath.
What type of unprofessional conduct could result in a revocation of a physician's
license? - (answers)inappropriate contact with a patient
Smallest structural unit of the nervous system: - (answers)neuron
Part of the heart that pumps oxygenated blood out of the heart, to the body: -
(answers)left ventricle
, Organ - (answers)A structure in the body that is composed of different kinds of
tissue
Muscles that act on knee joint exhibit 2 actions: - (answers)flexion and extension
Co insurance is calculated based on - (answers)% of charge
You are working as a medical intake at an urgent care center. Three patients walk
in at 9am with various illnesses, you need to decide who will be seen first. What
process will you use to determine the order in which the patients will be seen? -
(answers)Triage
Revealing information about a patient without consent unless otherwise required
by law is called: - (answers)Breach of Contract
MSDS information includes - (answers)general and emergency information
Federal government sponsored healthcare insurance for those who are over 65 is
known as: - (answers)medicare
Demerol 75mg, IM every 4hours, as needed for severe pain, is what type of
medication order? - (answers)PRN
Unit in a hospital run by physicians and experts in musculoskeletal diseases in
bones, muscles, joints and tendons. - (answers)Rheumatology
All pathogens are - (answers)microbes that can cause disease
The most appropriate way for all employees to understand their role in regarding
emergencies. - (answers)Office should have a written plan of response for all
employees to follow.
Under HIPAA, who may access the patient medical record? - (answers)Only
healthcare providers directly involved with the patients care.
During a patient interview, your patient tells you that she drinks alcohol four or
five times per week, this information should be documented in: - (answers)Social
History
"Does the pain leave and return throughout the day?" is an example of a: -
(answers)Closed Ended Question
